Best stretch of goalies for one team?

[Frankie Blueberries]

Vancouver has been blessed with great goalies over the last couple decades. They have had a stretch of:

Luongo > Schneider > Miller > Lack > Markstrom > Demko. And now Silovs looks promising as well.

Four of these names were Vezina caliber goalies during their time with the team (Luongo, Schneider, Markstrom, and Demko). While Lack’s career might appear, well, lacking, he put up great numbers for the Canucks.

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[BigBadBruins7708]

Vancouver has been blessed with great goalies over the last couple decades. They have had a stretch of:

Luongo > Schneider > Miller > Lack > Markstrom > Demko. And now Silovs looks promising as well.

Four of these names were Vezina caliber goalies during their time with the team (Luongo, Schneider, Markstrom, and Demko). While Lack’s career might appear, well, lacking, he put up great numbers for the Canucks.

Raycroft -> Thomas -> Rask ->Ullmark -> Swayman

3 Vezina winners (4 total Vezinas), a Smythe and a Calder

 

[Kahvi]

Boston? Thomas, Rask, Ullmark, Swayman

 

[NVious]

Raycroft, Gustavsson, Toskala, Bernier=GOATed

 

[GAGLine]

For most of the last 35 years, the Rangers have had Richter, Lundqvist and Shesterkin.

 

[UED]

from 1999 to 2021 we had a league MVP in net!!

 

[blundluntman]

Yeah in recent memory it's probably Boston.

MTL had an incredible stretchfrom the 70s to 2010s: Dryden, (filler years), Roy, (a few filler years), Theodore, Price. That's 4 vezina winners, 2 hart winners and 2 conn smythe winners

Nashville also had a pretty good stretch during the 2000s: Vokoun to Rinne to Saros.

 

[The Macho King]

The Habs from like 1910 until 1933 went from Vezina to Hainsworth, then a bit of a gap for like four years, and then Bill Durnan until 1950, and then like 2 years until Jacques Plante through 63. Then another five years and you have Vachon and then Dryden.

Habs goaltending from a historical perspective is f***ing absurd. They've had a HHOFer in net more often than not, and not by a little bit either. Like 80% of the time they had a top 15 goalie of all time in net it seems like.

 

[Voight]

For most of the last 35 years, the Rangers have had Richter, Lundqvist and Shesterkin.

Stretch it back to 40 years and you have Beezer who was a helluva goalie in his own right.

Blackhawks

Al Rollins > Glen Hall > Tony Esposito > Belfour

(there was a gap between Espo and Belfour but not much)

 

[Hockeyholic]

Raycroft -> Thomas -> Rask ->Ullmark -> Swayman

3 Vezina winners (4 total Vezinas), a Smythe and a Calder

/thread because these guys were literally one after the other. No real gap.

 

[Based Anime Fan]

Devils from 1994 to 2012 with Brodeur > Brodeur > Brodeur > Brodeur?

 

[LuckyPierre]

Stretch it back to 40 years and you have Beezer who was a helluva goalie in his own right.

Blackhawks

Al Rollins > Glen Hall > Tony Esposito > Belfour

(there was a gap between Espo and Belfour but not much)

With Hasek in the mix too.

 

[wintersej]

/thread because these guys were literally one after the other. No real gap.

And Byron Dafoe wasn’t shabby leading into Raycroft.

Let’s not talk about the period between Andy Moog and Dafoe, tho…

 

[Kupo]

For most of the last 35 years, the Rangers have had Richter, Lundqvist and Shesterkin.

The Habs from like 1910 until 1933 went from Vezina to Hainsworth, then a bit of a gap for like four years, and then Bill Durnan until 1950, and then like 2 years until Jacques Plante through 63. Then another five years and you have Vachon and then Dryden.

Habs goaltending from a historical perspective is f***ing absurd. They've had a HHOFer in net more often than not, and not by a little bit either. Like 80% of the time they had a top 15 goalie of all time in net it seems like.

Beezer was good, but not really exceptional. His best came after leaving NY.

Prior to him the Rangers had John Davidson and Giacomin too.

 

[Regal]

The Habs from like 1910 until 1933 went from Vezina to Hainsworth, then a bit of a gap for like four years, and then Bill Durnan until 1950, and then like 2 years until Jacques Plante through 63. Then another five years and you have Vachon and then Dryden.

Habs goaltending from a historical perspective is f***ing absurd. They've had a HHOFer in net more often than not, and not by a little bit either. Like 80% of the time they had a top 15 goalie of all time in net it seems like.

And even one of their non HHOF goalies won a freakin Hart trophy

 

[aufheben]

/thread because these guys were literally one after the other. No real gap.

Come on Raycroft doesn’t count.

 

[Warh1ppy]

Boston
New York Rangers
Vancouver
Vegas*

All have been blessed with solid legacies of goalies. As in more than just one and when I say blessed I mean look at frigging boston. BLESSED

 

[BigBadBruins7708]

Come on Raycroft doesn’t count.

Except he does.

He played 1 season as the starter, posted a .926 (5th in the NHL) and 2.05 (6th in the NHL), won the Calder and finished 5th in Vezina voting. The next season is when Thomas took over, and Raycroft managed to get you Tuukka Rask in the trade market

 

[The Macho King]

And even one of their non HHOF goalies won a freakin Hart trophy

But enough about Carey Price.

 

[banks]

Brodeur was enough on his own to be mentioned in this thread. But add in Cory Schneider, and that's a span from 1992 to 2020. That's almost 30 years.

I know Schneider wasn't good at the end. But he was great for 4 or 5. It still boggles my mind that the only position the Devils had figured out post-Brodeur was goal.

 

[Gil Gunderson]

Montreal from Roy to Price only had a few years of subpar goaltending.

 

[KrisLetAngry]

BOSTON is probably at the top for accolades and multiple high end goalies above 2.

Rangers with Lundqvist to Shesterkin is absurd.

Montreal Canadiens history is abusrd and has the all time goaltending.

 

[The Nuge]

Brodeur was enough on his own to be mentioned in this thread. But add in Cory Schneider, and that's a span from 1992 to 2020. That's almost 30 years.

I know Schneider wasn't good at the end. But he was great for 4 or 5. It still boggles my mind that the only position the Devils had figured out post-Brodeur was goal.

He was great for 3. He fell off hard in 2016, and wasn’t even backup calibre in 2019

 

[GrumpyKoala]

Oilers without breaks
No bad, but aint close

Fuhr - Moog - Ranford - Joseph

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

For most of the last 35 years, the Rangers have had Richter, Lundqvist and Shesterkin.

The absolute disrespect to Mike Dunham smh